ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES
- i anssrxG man's body found. By Telegraph.—Press Association. * Diinecin, Octobar 3. John n. King left Matafcanui for nil home at Pembroke on September 14, and was not seen afterwards. Hi« bona was found in Thomson's Gorge some days later. Yesterday the body wm recovered. He was a taxidermist « married man, aged 63. WOULD-BE MURDERER COUMIT&2 SUIODE. "Tf Carterton, Last Nigiit. A man named E. Alexander Kae, an engineer, cut his wife's throat and com-. raittad suicide by cutting hia/oW throat last night. The wife's condition is very serious. There is a family of young children. The deceased was a prohibited person, and had been suffering from the effects of liquor. *
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 112, 5 October 1914, Page 4
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